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Looking at these stunning photos of water droplets, it's like viewing sculptures.
High-speed photography of falling water droplets creates abstract works of art that leave viewers in awe.
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AI - Artificial intelligence
Vietnam's first 'virtual' female singer officially debuted, causing mixed public opinion: 'Where does this voice come from?'
Ann - female singer
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The Earth is shifting, Tibet shows signs of being torn in two
A new study suggests that something powerful enough to split the Tibetan plateau could lurk beneath the Himalayas.
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Why can migratory birds fly thousands of kilometers without eating?
This is due to the special energy storage mechanism in their bodies and the way they choose their movement method like a marathon runner.
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The Mystery of Biology: Why Can't We Build Airplanes With Wings Like Dragonflies?
Although humans have successfully created many different types of biological robots, there is still a mystery that confuses scientists.
Health
Are Ultra-Processed Foods Harmful or Not - The Ambiguity of the Answers
Anti-ultra-processed food movements are also increasingly appearing on social media, making this type of food increasingly become a 'sinner' to health.
New technology
Giant cyborg cockroaches could join 'search and rescue teams' in the future
Researchers in Australia attached
Health
New discovery: Human sperm swimming defies Newton's laws
Scientists have observed some microorganisms, including human sperm, moving in ways that contradict Newton's third law.
Animal world
The Truth About Fat Hippos: They Eat Very Little, Walk Like Ballet, And Make Sunscreen
Hippos are the terror of Africa. Weighing up to tons and with tusks half a meter long, they are not afraid to fight any creature.
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Inside the Dark Rooms: A Story of Spiritualism and Science
In an era of intersection between science and spiritualism, one of the most famous confrontations between magician Harry Houdini and spiritualist Mina Crandon captured t…
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The period when the Mediterranean dried up into a salty desert
Tectonic plate movements and falling sea levels once separated the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean, causing seawater to evaporate and form a vast saline basin.
Environment
Storm Tra Mi enters the East Sea today, strange movement direction
It is forecasted that today (October 24), storm Tra Mi will enter the East Sea. Calculation models in Vietnam and internationally show that when approaching the sea of …
Environment
The largest ice shelf in Antarctica is acting strangely
According to SciTechDaily, ice stream activity caused the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica to suddenly shift.
Archeology
Which dinosaur is the fastest on the planet?
Despite using many methods such as studying footprints and computer modeling, experts still find it difficult to determine the exact speed of dinosaurs.